Bay Area resumes full mail service amid limited picketing
Bay Area mail service returns nearly to normal as most routes reopen and a Stockton center resumes operations after a brief strike. Union leaders discuss future actions should federal progress slow negotiations. Oakland and San Rafael see restraining orders against picketing. Bakersfield also ends a one day walkout.
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Preserving America through early war education
San Francisco experts at the 47th annual American Orthopsychiatric Association meeting urged teaching kindergarteners to prevent war. They argued children can learn how conflicts escalate and how perception distorts facts, with ideas ranging from conflict resolution to future computer simulations to model world problems.
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Nuclear test at Yucca Flat yields quake reading
A undergrand nuclear explosion was detonated 1,839 feet underground in Yucca Flat Nevada by the Atomic Energy Commission. The blast produced a Richter scale reading of 42 in Berkeley and was said to release no atmospheric radiation. A larger test is planned for Wednesday morning with a detonation of a longer weapon expected to be felt up to 20 miles away.
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Horse race seen in Carswell vote
US senators debate Supreme Court nominee Carswell in a tightening race as leaders acknowledge surprises may come after Easter recess. Mansfield and Bayh warn the opposition’s leverage fades while public opinion could shift votes. Mundt is ill and expected not to vote.
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Reward Offered for Bombing of Police Station
UPI reports a nationwide drive distributing 3000 posters offering 35000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who bombed a police station in San Francisco on February 1. One officer was killed and eight injured in the blast.
Berkeley Charter Day marks 102nd UC founding events
Berkeley launches a multiday Charter Day program from March 31 to April 2 marking UC’s 102nd founding. Mayor John V. Lindsay delivers the April 2 address at Hearst Theatre, with public lectures, campus tours, art shows, a blues festival, and a student panel. 400 Berkeley students serve as escorts and guards for the ceremony.
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Government clears path for domestic satellite system
The FCC moved to accept applications for a U S domestic satellite system to relay television radio telephone and teletype traffic from Hawaii to the Virgin Islands. Chairman Dean Burch estimated at least three years before operation and costs at a minimum of 100 million dollars.
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San Jose Symphony Offers Full Orchestral Rentals
The San Jose Symphony, one of the nation’s oldest, advertises rental availability for events ranging from shopping center openings to weddings. Full orchestra costs around $6,000 with extra for transport and lodging, with partial ensembles also offered. The organization budgets $300,000 for 1970-71 and plans eight concerts plus youth and pops programs as it aims to raise national visibility under new leadership.
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Crusade Names Stephen Girard five county chairman for 1970 drive
Stephen A. Girard Kaiser Industries executive named five-county chairman of the 1970 United Bay Area Crusade campaign. Crusade President Robert O Harris announced Girard’s appointment at the Kaiser Center in Oakland where he serves as senior vice president and director. The 1970 plan builds on last fall’s $16,515,900 victory and aims to fund 180 Alameda Contra Costa Marin San Francisco and San Mateo agencies while expanding services and minimizing new public fund drives. Girard pledges to increase fair share giving to meet urgent local needs. He has long supported the Crusade and United Way, previously serving as Kaiser Jeep president and Kaiser employee, and sits on the board of American Motors after Kaiser Jeep’s acquisition. A native of Joquiam Washington, he lives in Oakland with his wife.
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